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Kan Ren Jie

Kan Ren Jie writes poetry and fiction. He currently lives in Shanghai and enjoys looking at trees, growing in busy streets of grey concrete.

Two Poems

by Kan Ren Jie

Spring 2022

Silvia
by Edward Mc Whinney
The Other Acapulco
by Shirley Hilton
Three Poems
by Evan Gurney
A Song of Silence
by McKenna Shea
Requiem and Resurrection on Easter
by Martin Willitts Jr
Dark Matter
by Mandira Pattnaik
Samuelle
by Jonathan Calloway
We Were Girls Once, Dancing
by Curtis Smith
To the Family on the Overnight Train
by Ele Pawelski

Winter 2022

Two Poems
by Kan Ren Jie
Three Hours in Central Pennsylvania
by Matt Barrett
Two Poems
by Adam Hughes
Three Very Short Stories
by Chelsea Stickle
How Deep in the Valley
by Roseanne Freed
The Magpie of Superstitions
by Liam Hogan
What Filled The Room
by Richard Jeffrey Newman

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